Fender Blues Junior Amp Demo - Texas Flood

http://www.steviesnacks.com - to get details about what equipment and settings I used to record this demo. Also, there's information there about how I recorded this demo.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• srv
• stevie
• ray
• vaughan
• fender
• blues
• junior
• jr.
• amp
• demo
• texas
• flood
• stratocaster
• guitar
• solo

[Vogelsong1]

The question is can you keep that up for 2 hours straight. RIP SRV

[gr8bluesgtr]

@Vogelsong1 The answer is of course, no.

[TheGrantCave]

I have to say I didn't know what to expect when I saw you go for the mic. It was incredible. You're amazing.

[gr8bluesgtr]

@TheGrantCave Oddly enough, I didn't know what to expect either. :-)

[RickLKF]

You are great dude. Nice work.

[generalachoo]

Fantastic Singing. Sounds to me like a more aggressive John Mayer? You've got his smooth vocal tone, but the SRV grit.



[BlackholedudemanG]

I really love your work.You're doing it great.

[bokeifis1]

I did not know you could sing so well ...nice

[bokeifis1]

as Tony the tiger would say "ITS GREAT"

[tomnerko]

Oh I think get it, is Stevie Snacks supposed to be like Scoopy Snacks?

Oh and pretty good Stevie cover as well.

[alan4sure]

Excellent job dude!! You got it!

[mlmr11]

@guitarjones97 Well that's the way Stevie approached the instrument. His style was unorthodox which was what made him unique. It's the same way Eddie Van Halen was. Just about everything that Eddie did was pretty much textbook of what not to do . But he made it his own and he's none the worse for the wear wouldn't you say?

[mlmr11]

@gr8bluesgtr The answer is of course yes. No need to be humble because someone wants to throw a cheap verbal punch at you. If you got it you got it!! . I love your recreation of Stevie's signature half step roll off ....Nice job sir

[Lespaulcoolio]

@JourneyAnyWay Its a 15 valve watt amp but thats about 50 in normal wattage. Depends how loud you are :L